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	Police believed the suspect is still in the country as they had monitored his friends&rsquo; movements and they would not be able to help him flee.</div>
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	Suspect Pairoj Nantatanti, 22, was earlier feared to have fled to Cambodia with help from one of his friends.</div>
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	Police believe Pairoj fatally stabbed and burned his girlfriend out of jealousy, as she was attractive and had drawn the attention of many men.</div>
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